cause wonder

After that, she had excellent sport, for the women were beginning to return from Warford Market with their empty baskets, and she was able to cause wonder and mystification in many a rustic breast, without the slightest chance of discovery.

Here commences the real interest of Nayler’s career—a career in which there is much to deplore, but much also certainly to cause wonder.

In their histories there is not a lack of satyrs, men with tails, and mermen, and whatever else can cause wonder in human nature.

North Viet Nam's reply came through a most unorthodox channel: a Tass dispatch from Hanoi saying that Washington's reluctance to accept Pnompenh "cannot but cause wonder, because the U.S. has repeatedly expressed willingness to send its representatives to any point on the globe."

Still, as I reflected, the matter was not one to cause wonder.